Conger presented a target below the hitters' knees for 94% of Chatwood's pitches, and set up low and on the outer half of the plate 65% of the time. He didn't call for anything elevated. He asked Chatwood to come inside on hitters only seven times (8%) all night, primarily against right-handers. Planned or not, Chatwood stuck with his heater, throwing it 80% of time, and with eight of his final ten pitches. The thinking must have been, limit Chatwood's opportunities to make mistakes up in the zone.

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